Limited Edition: This Double finger ring is made from Walnut hardwood for extra strength and durability. Engraved with our triangle logo on the wood and Then, Now, Always in Glow in the Dark on our top black plaque.

Limited Edition: This Double finger ring is made from Maple hardwood for extra strength and durability. Engraved with our triangle logo on the wood and Then, Now, Always in Blue on our top Golden plaque.

Everything changes. Nothing stays the same. We often return to places we love the most. Places that give us solitude and remind us of how small we are in a larger picture. We come back to connect to it. To belong to it. And leave forever changed because of it. Just like waves, we return to where we’re from and can change the landscape over time, or be changed by it. We are a part of something so much greater. With no beginning or end in sight, nothing could separate us from this calling, this longing to be known. To belong.

Our hearts have been seeking almost all of our lives. Looking for truth. Searching for meaning. There will be times when we are fortunate enough to get a glimpse of what we have been searching for. When we finally feel our hearts beat and our lungs fill. Our soul becomes still. We are thankful for this moment and hopeful for our lives. Like a gift given by someone who knows us truly and all we desire. We become alive. And we will continue to live to for these moments.

The Until We Believe Sunglasses feature a unisex wayfarer style that are simple enough to wear everyday while making a lasting statement. Custom engraved with Then, Now, Always on left side arm and "We Will Not See Until We Believe" on inside arms. Each pair is truly unique and will have differing wood grains from each other

The Until We Believe Sunglasses feature a unisex wayfarer style that are simple enough to wear everyday while making a lasting statement. Custom engraved with Then, Now, Always on left side arm and "We Will Not See Until We Believe" on inside arms. Each pair is truly unique and will have differing wood grains from each other.